Delegation book by Linda Lacharity

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Hello everyone out there. Im studying for my nclex and I test the 1st. Ive been using the Delegation prioritization and delegation book by Linda Lachirity and getting very discouraged..:cry: My scores range from 50's! to high 80's and i feel so discouraged.. Can anyone out there share some insight on their scores before they took the nclex and or what I should be aiming at?? Thanks for reading!

Do not be discouraged by diagnostic scores. People often do poorly on predictor tests, then go on to pass the test. Concentrate on learning and applying the principles. If you must, go back over the material at a later time to insure you have learned and retained it. Good luck.

i am planning to get the book. can you give me some feedback on it please thanks and good luck.

This book is really good but sometimes i think it contraindicates Kaplan.. For example a priority in a sickle cell client in this book is to give oxygen.. (which is my ithought as well) but a Qtrainer question said fluids is the priority.........Ughh!! So confusing!!

Hello everyone out there. Im studying for my nclex and I test the 1st. Ive been using the Delegation prioritization and delegation book by Linda Lachirity and getting very discouraged..:cry: My scores range from 50's! to high 80's and i feel so discouraged.. Can anyone out there share some insight on their scores before they took the nclex and or what I should be aiming at?? Thanks for reading!

Hi latinanurse1485:)

Don't worry about you scores. Just make sure you're reading the questions and learning why they are right or wrong and learning to think the way they want you to for the exam, that's more important. This book is great it helps with priority questions but remember to do a variety of questions. Good Luck to you!:up:

Debbie:redpinkhe

This book is really good but sometimes i think it contraindicates Kaplan.. For example a priority in a sickle cell client in this book is to give oxygen.. (which is my ithought as well) but a Qtrainer question said fluids is the priority.........Ughh!! So confusing!!

you confused me there... hmm!

yah, if both choices are present (O2 and hydration) which one is the priority ???

hope someone could answer it.. :coollook::coollook::coollook:

i am thinking about getting the book too...it around 20$ right? after i have done the basics like the different systems, maternal and pysch i plan to focus on prioritization and delegation too...

I am using the book too. I think it's a great study aid for the priority questions. My favorite are the ones that give you 4 patients with different conditions and ask who to see first. I always get a few wrong but I learn from it just in case a similar scenario is asked on the exam. Take everyone's advice, don't use this book as a diagnostic test of how well you are doing. Focus on each question and learn why you got it right or wrong. Reading/understanding/retaining the rational is key. This book came highly recommended among my classmates and others on this website. I failed the first time and planning to take it in a few weeks and I can honestly say that this book has given me more confidence than I had before. Good Luck.!!!

can i use this for nlcex PN...? or is there one out there for PN,...? i also need this delegation....

thanks.:redpinkhe:redpinkhe

o2 is priority , if there is lack of o2 more sickling of cell occur

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This book is really good but sometimes i think it contraindicates Kaplan.. For example a priority in a sickle cell client in this book is to give oxygen.. (which is my ithought as well) but a Qtrainer question said fluids is the priority.........Ughh!! So confusing!!

you confused me there... hmm!

yah, if both choices are present (O2 and hydration) which one is the priority ???

hope someone could answer it.. :coollook::coollook::coollook:

Thanks everyone for all the advise I took the NCLEX on the first and I hve to say that this book is godsend..I think of it as must for any NCLEX-RN test takers bc ALOT of the nclex q's are on delegation and prioritization.. I really dont know if this helps LPNS but def a must for RN's... Remember future nclex takers, like everyone said dont get frustrated by your scores just read and re-read the rationaled like i did and dont stress on the scores

i just ordered the book online! yeah hey

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